descriptive mark — de·scrip·tive mark n: a trademark or service mark that conveys the idea of the qualities, characteristics, or effects of a product or service and that is protectable when it creates an association in the mind of the public between the mark and… … Law dictionary
descriptive mark — A trademark which merely describes the goods to which it is affixed. A descriptive mark will only be protected or registrable if the user can demonstrate secondary meaning. See also secondary meaning. If trademark imparts information directly, it … Black's law dictionary
descriptive mark — A trademark or service mark (e.g., Jet Fast hamburger service) that describes the characteristics of a product or service (in this example, speed). Such marks initially receive little protection from the courts, and at the federal level are… … Business law dictionary
descriptive term — See descriptive mark … Black's law dictionary
descriptive term — See descriptive mark … Black's law dictionary
Mark Jackson (basketball) — Mark Jackson Point guard Personal information Date of birth April 1, 1965 (1965 04 01) (age 46) Place of birth Brooklyn, New York High school Bisho … Wikipedia
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United Kingdom trade mark law — A trademark is a way for one party to distinguish themselves from another. In the business world, a trademark provides a product or organisation with an identity which cannot be imitated by its competitors.A trademark can be a name, word, phrase … Wikipedia
